On 2/11/12 10:55 AM, Cor Nouws wrote:
When the 3.5.0 is there, I suggest:
at the top (3.5.0)
"This is the Our latest, feature rich version,
has a bit more glitches"
I would write "this is our latest and greatest, feature rich version"
below (3.4.5)
"for conservative use, without the latest features"
I would write "for conservative users, thoroughly tested, without the
latest features"
(and maybe add a link to archives for 3.3.4?)
Is it really necessary?
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